1525 Sangamon Street

About this home

Welcome to this beautifully updated and exceptionally spacious one bedroom, one bathroom residence in the heart of University Village. Offering approximately 900 square feet of living space, this home offers an open and comfortable layout with abundant natural light, floor to ceiling windows, generous closet space, and an oversized private balcony with unobstructed views and complete privacy. Freshly updated with new hardwood flooring throughout the main living areas and new carpeting in the bedroom, the home feels bright, warm, and move in ready. The desirable south facing exposure fills the residence with natural sunlight throughout the day. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, while convenient in unit laundry adds to the ease of everyday living. The full service building offers a doorman, intercom access, elevator service, fitness center, and private storage unit. An included parking space adds exceptional value, with space #47 located right off the main elevator for quick and convenient access to your home. The heated, covered garage provides effortless access year round. The building is pet friendly and rental friendly, offering flexibility for both homeowners and investors. A special assessment is currently in place and will be paid in full by the seller. Once paid in full, the assessment is expected to reduce the monthly HOA fees. Ideally located in University Village with easy access to the Medical District, UIC, restaurants, shops, parks, and public transportation. A rare combination of generous living space, abundant natural light, private outdoor space, thoughtful updates, in unit laundry, exceptional storage, included parking, and full service amenities in a highly desirable Chicago location.

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